Bonyan: Strategic Research in Islamic Architecture and Urbanism is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal dedicated to advancing critical knowledge and strategic research in the fields of Islamic architecture and urbanism. The journal provides an authoritative platform for publishing high-quality studies that explore theoretical foundations, spatial paradigms, design strategies, and the transformative potentials of Islamic principles in the built environment.

With an emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches, Bonyan seeks to foster meaningful dialogue between theory and practice, culture and technology, tradition and innovation. By engaging with both historical experiences and forward-looking strategies, the journal aspires to redefine perspectives on Islamic urban and architectural design in response to contemporary challenges.

Published on a quarterly basis, the journal welcomes original research articles, systematic reviews, comparative studies, and strategic analyses across related domains. Its primary aims include:

• Enriching the body of knowledge and theory-building in Islamic architecture and urban studies;
• Strengthening Iran’s academic standing and visibility in the international arena;
• Creating a venue for the exchange of innovative ideas among researchers, professionals, and academic institutions;
• Proposing practice-oriented and civilization-based solutions to enhance the quality of Islamic living environments.

Bonyan actively collaborates with academic institutions and professional associations, and it invites contributions from scholars worldwide. By disseminating rigorous and original research, the journal strives to play a significant role in introducing the intellectual and cultural richness of Islamic architecture and urbanism to the global academic community.